mobanmarketCharles Leclerc and Alex Albon reaped the laurels in Tuesday evening’s second installment of the ‘Race of the World’ series, boosting the fundraising’s money pot to over $48,000.
The six-race virtual series that kicked off last week was put together by a group of drivers led by Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris with the target of raisin $100,000 for the World Health Organisation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Relief Fund.
The first race on Tuesday night unfolded at Spa after a technical glitch forced everyone to re-run the qualifying session, with Luca Albon launching the filed from pole.
But Alex Albon’s younger brother was overhauled by Leclerc and Norris on the run up to Les Combes.
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The two men fought it out among themselves, and Norris attempted to undercut the Ferrari driver, but traffic undermined his strategy, leaving Leclerc to win the round from Norris, Christian Lundgaard, Arthur Leclerc and Stoffel Vandoorne.